Cotton Quilts and Blankets

Green satin log cabin quilt in pristine condition. The backing is in a baby blue shambrae cotton fabric.

Silver gray and indigo blue jacquard woven throw with fringed edges. Woven with recycled cotton on a jacquard loom, made in the US. Each throw measures 54 x 72 inches. This jacquard...

A cotton jacquard beach towel woven in a classic multi-stripe pattern of sunbeam yellow and white. Available in two sizes—single and generous double—perfect for sunbathing solo or lo...

This African men's Ewe Kenta cloth is woven in very fine cotton with highlights of red and yellow over two different shades of indigo and natural white. It...

Colorful Turkish textile that can be used as a floor covering or throw.

An exceptional and rare example of 19th-century textile artistry, this handcrafted Kashmiri Pieced Shawl showcases intricate hand embroidery and meticulous hand stitching in a striking palette of brick red, black, yellow, and ivory. Unlike mass-produced counterparts, this shawl is composed of antique textile fragments—carefully pieced together to form a harmonious and visually captivating design. Known for their extraordinary craftsmanship, Kashmiri shawls gained widespread popularity during the 1800s, particularly after Queen Victoria embraced them as a symbol of refined style. This tradition later inspired the famous Paisley shawls, produced in Scotland, which borrowed heavily from the motifs and techniques of the original Kashmiri designs. Today, this museum-worthy textile is not only a stunning fashion statement but also serves beautifully as wall art, or as a unique decorative accent for tables or beds. A true collector's item, this shawl is a testament to the rich cultural heritage and artistry of 19th-century Kashmir. Dimensions: 68” x 68” Date of Manufacture: 2nd Quarter of the 1800s Place of Origin: India Material: Wool, cotton, silk with organic dyes Condition: Excellent The Persian Knot Gallery, SKU: 2013 Historic paisley shawl, Collectible Indian textile, Victorian Kashmiri embroidery, Indian hand-stitched shawl, Hand-embroidered pieced textile, 19th century Kashmiri shawl, Kashmiri Pieced Shawl, 19th Century Pieced Shawls, Antique Paisley Shawl, Vintage Handwoven Tapestries, Vintage Paisley Shawls...

'Small diagonal' handmade quilt 100% Organic cotton quilts hand made in short runs by a small family run artisan studio in India. Made using GOTS certified fabric which is screen printed using AZO free water based non toxic...

   20326 Vintage Moroccan Wedding Blanket, Berber Handira Tamizart 03'01 x 5'00. This handwoven wool vintage Moroccan Wedding Blanket also known as a B...

Large vintage Suzani Uzbek Samarkand textile, Suzani means needlework and these embroideries are some of the most characteristic forms of tex...

Gray geometric print woven throw with fringe edge, with accents of pink, white and navy. Woven with recycled cotton on a jacquard loom, made in the US. E...

Little plaid with horses: cotton fabric with light padding. NEVER used. Also suitable simply placed on an armchair. ref. B/966.

This African men's Ewe Kente cloth was woven in fine cotton in the late 19th-early 20th century. It has some light staining in areas because it is in the c...

This African Men's Ewe Kente cloth has a light aubergine, eggplant, maroon purple background with highlights of orange, yellow, light green, light blue and...

Anatolian block prints and not as common as one would think and finding them with a pattern like this and condition is rare, early 20th century.

Antique handmade quilt from Lancaster, PA. Measures: 34"x35". Red and white design with small white hearts on a red trim around the outside.

African Mali indigo textile circa 1950. Handwoven, vegetable dyed cotton. We only select the best. This soft textile was sourced in the spirit of Wabi-Sabi, a Japanese philosophy th...

Woven from soft cotton jacquard in mustard and wine hues, this abstract multi-striped towel is made for slow summer days. Available in two sizes—one for quiet solo lounging, the othe...

This is an early and unusual quilt combining LeMoyne Stars and Tulip patterns. It is made with a wonderful array of early 19th century fabrics. The tan sashing was the perfect color...

This quilted patchwork throw features a medley of blues from soft sky to deep denim, along with white and gradients of gray. Each padded panel possess unique striped patterns that fe...

Set/7 Decorative Pillows, Lusitanus Home Collection by Greenapple. Handmade decorative pillow set with exquisite details. 2x 908883 Rectangular pillows in pearl satin and Swarovski...

This Wild Goose Chase Quilt has a wonderful variety of fabrics, including glazed chintz from the mid 19th century. The generous size of 91" x 98 " would make it an excellent bedcover...

A stunning vintage blue and white piece. This is a rare textile of exceptional artistic merit. Made by Yoruba women of south western Nigeria using a variety of resist dye techniques ...

Set/7 Decorative Pillows, Lusitanus Home Collection by Greenapple. Handmade decorative pillow set with exquisite details. 2x 908862 Rectangular decorative cushion in champagne velv...

The quilt from the Abeille Merveille collection is the most poetic and sophisticated expression of Mastro Raphael's signature craftsmanship. Its surface is animated by textural embro...

A rare and exquisite artifact of 19th-century textile craftsmanship, this hand-embroidered Kashmiri Pieced Shawl exemplifies the artistic and cultural sophistication of historic Kash...

Neutral tones in this cotton and linen vintage textile from Africa. Eyelet design and linen patchwork on both ends. Great as a bed cover or for a sofa. This textile was sourced i...

African Mali tribal textile circa 1950. Handwoven, vegetable dyed cotton. We only select the best. This soft textile was sourced in the spirit of Wabi-Sabi, a Japanese philosophy ...

19th C Geese Chase in Bars Quilt. Dated 1877. This Quilt in Pristine Condition! In Never Used Condition.

African Mali indigo textile circa 1950. Handwoven, vegetable dyed cotton. We only select the best. This soft textile was sourced in the spirit of Wabi-Sabi, a Japanese philosophy th...

Super rare and impressive pair of large cotton ''gordijnstof' curtains, designed in 1963 by world renowned Dutch painter and sculptor Karel Appel (1921-2006) for the textile company Hermann Hartman & Co of Amsterdam. This extremely rare, original repeat print textile is documented in the Stedelijk museum's textile collection under object nubmer KNA 1998, please see image 2. Each curtain measures 56.7" X 83.85" (144cm X 213cm). 'Gordijnstof' translates as "curtain fabric" confirming that this textile was originally designed by Appel specifically for use as curtains however being of such an impressive dimension these examples could equally be used as wall hangings ,as photographed, or mounted on both sides of a screen or mounted and framed as an art work in its own right , a practice which is becoming increasingly commonplace as high end textile designs by important artists are becoming increasingly valued , appreciated and sought after in the marketplace. Appel's paintings and sculptures can be found in the collections of some of the world's most prominent museums including the Museum of Modern art in New York and Tate Modern ,London. Each curtain is of a very impressive scale with each measuring 56.7 " (144 cm) X 83.85" (213cm). The curtains are signed on the banding KUNSTENAAR DESSIN ONTWERP Karel Appel, HARTMAN PRINT, AMSTERDAM. Another of Appel's designs for Hermann Hartman,Amsterdam can be found in the collection of the national textile museum in Holland. Please see image 9. Even a small sample of this 1963 textile in good condition would be hard to find today but to find two large scale Appel curtains intact and in beautiful unfaded condition with no staining or fraying must be next to unique today. This is a very rare find and certainly a unique opportunity. Image 10 shows Karel Appel in his atelier in New York in 1966. Provenance: These curtains come from the private collection of a retired Professor from Oxford,UK. Biography: Karel Appel was an Expressionist Dutch painter. He was a member of the famous Cobra, the European group of the late 1940s to early 1950s, which promoted spontaneous expressionism and abstract features in painting. Appel's paintings incorporate applications of vibrant, violent colors often possessing a primal, childlike quality or a schizophrenic innocence. Later in life, Appel turned to creating figurative sculptures. Examples of his work can be seen in the Museum of Modern Art, New York City, Boymans-Van Beuningen Museum, Rotterdam, and other collections. Expressionist painter Karel Appel made a name for himself in the world of painting by creating a majestic collection of highly distinguishable work for which he became internationally renowned. From the start, art curators could not ignore Appel's work, which has been exhibited at major museums around the world, including New York's Museum of Modern Art, the Manhattan-based Guggenheim Museum, the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston and the Tate Gallery in London. Though Appel is widely recognized as one of the best-known Dutch Expressionist painters of all time, he was also a passionate printmaker, sculptor, and ceramicist. Karel Appel’s childhood and early life Christiaan Karel Appel was born on April 25, 1921, in his parents’ house at 7 Dapperstraat, Amsterdam. His father, Jan Appel, owned a barbershop. His mother, born Johanna Chevalier, was a descendant of French Huguenots. Karel Appel had three brothers. He studied art from 1940 to 1943 at the Rejksakademie van Beeldende Kunsten, the Royal Academy of Fine Arts during the German occupation and befriended young painter Corneille and, some years later, Constant. His parents opposed his choice to become an artist, leading him to leave home. This was also necessary to hide himself from the German police so that he would not be picked up and sent to Germany to work in the weapon industry. Appel produced his first real painting on canvas, which was a still life of a fruit basket at the age of fourteen. On his fifteenth birthday, his wealthy uncle Karel Chevalier gave him a paint set and an easel and some lessons on painting. Career. In 1946, his first solo show was held in Groningen, Netherlands. He also participated in the Jonge Schilders exhibition at the Stedelijk Museum of Amsterdam nd created a buzz in the art world, as it generated a huge scandal and many objections in the press and public. About this time, Appel was influenced first by Pablo Picasso and Henri Matisse, then by the French brute-art artist Jean Dubuffet. In 1947, he started sculpting with various used materials and painted them in bright colors such as white, red, yellow, blue and black. Karel Appel became the member of Nederlandse Experimentele Group in Holland along with the young Dutch painters Anton Rooskens...

This early 19th century comforter tied wool log cabin quilt is in good condition with minor old little repairs. The backing is in a soft cotton flannel fabric.

Handmade Vintage Cotton Suzani, Red, Maroon, and Charcoal Richly hand-embroidered vintage Uzbek suzani in iconic black and copper oranges. Sun burst flowers are ringed with black scrolls on natural cotton. Cotton embroidery in tight stitches give a lovely weight. Excellent condition, commensurate with age Perfect as a bedcover or as a bold and beautiful wall hanging.. Approximately 70 years old...

A cotton jacquard beach towel woven in a classic multi-stripe pattern of sunbeam yellow and white. Available in two sizes—single and generous double—perfect for sunbathing solo or lo...

A fragment of antique Peruvian textile from Pre-Columbia era, nicely displayed in a matted metal frame. Likely from Chancay culture in Centra...

This antique Suzani consists of all hand-embroidery work, with vibrant colored silk threading.

This amazing Mariners compass crib quilt was found in Ohio and is in pristine condition. The postage stamp chain pattern along with the floating stars throughout is quite unusual. T...

B/2004 - Wonderful "Susani" with a rare size, large central medallion with open pomegranates, symbol and wish of prosperity. The Susani is the most classic and oldest gift for the ne...

Musgo chumbes pillow 2 by Mae Engelgeer. Materials: 100% Cotton. Technique: hand-woven in Colombia. Dimensions: W 80 x H 80 cm Available in colors: musgo/banana/silver/pasto....

B/1850 - I have never seen a "Susani" like this: refined and simple, all silk embroidered on cotton and all lined, settable anywhere. You can use on wall, on table, on bed: elegant...

Paigah Orange Blue King Size Quilt, Viya By Vikram Goyal Celebrated iconoclasts of art and design, the paigahs of Hyderabad enthralled with their contributions to Indo-Islamic...

Maze is a fully hand embroidered pillow , with one of a kind beautiful handwork highlighting the borders in colorful tones and textural techniques. Behind this piece is a unique gro...

This 1940's Amish fan doll quilt in fantastic condition with little ties.Found in Ohio.

This Evening Stars Quilt is a lovely variation of a traditional pattern. Placing one star within another and placing the red stars abutting one another creates a variety of optical i...

This early 20th century postage stamp triple Irish chain quilt in pristine condition. This candy striped inner border is in postage stamp formation. The co...

A rare and elegant textile, this 19th Century Hand-Woven Kashmiri Paisley Shawl from Northwest India is a timeless piece of history and artistry. Masterfully woven in rich hues of br...

This Susani is fully embroidered by open pomegranates, symbol of fertility, surrounded by a cheerful festive green festoon; all lined in white canvas. Sizes are: cm. 208 x 152. ref....

Soft, breathable, and designed to move effortlessly between seasons, this knitted blanket is made from a luxurious blend of merino wool and organic cotton. The graphic pattern plays ...

19Thc red & blue calico fabric squares or blocks in fine condition. The quilt has fine quilting and very good piecework.

Our cotton blanket is one of our most versatile products. Made of a mix of Egyptian and recycled cotton, these blankets are characterized by their soft feel and easy weight. Featurin...

Kukuy nido cushion by Sebastian Herkner Materials: 100% cotton. Technique: Hand-woven in Colombia. Dimensions: W 38 x H 38 cm Available in colors: Nature, night blue, beige pink, ...

Anatolian block printed quilts are traditional textiles originating from Anatolia, a region located in present-day Turkey. They are made by hand an...

Beautiful embroidery - trimmings with bows. The colors fit everywhere: on the curtains, on the bed cover, on a table cover, on the cushions. It is of excellent quality and resistent:...

This fine comforter quilt is made from Indian beacon blankets and fine piecework. The condition is very good.

Tree Full of Parrots Plum Single Quilt, Viya By Vikram Goyal A tree full of parrots is a sign of success in aspirations and future endeavours. According to the 17th century Indian m...

Soft, hand blocked reversible throw with stitching, made with 100% cotton. Reversible. Queen Bed Coverlet: 88" x 92" Care instructions: Dry clean, or machine wash on cold with like...

Beautiful antique textiles found in Toraja Land, South Sulawesi, are made into pillows with piping and concealed zippers. Double backed with stunni...

This fine wool and cotton geometric quilt has roller block print fabric. The backing is in a brown calico printed fabric. The condition is very good...

19th C Berks County Pennsylvania school house quilt. Circa 1890. This quilt is folky and fun with rare colors. Pristine condition.

Soft, breathable, and designed to move effortlessly between seasons, this knitted blanket is made from a luxurious blend of merino wool and organic cotton. It’s warm enough for coole...

Tree Full of Parrots Plum King Size Quilt, Viya By Vikram Goyal A tree full of parrots is a sign of success in aspirations and future endeavours. According to the 17th century India...